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Crane Collapses on Cars in Miami Financial Center; Four Injured

Bloomberg Markets Monday 14 September 2026, 14:35 UTC By Daniel Cancel 1 min read
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A crane collapsed in Miami’s financial district near the construction site of Citadel’s new headquarters, crushing several cars and snarling traffic, according to reports.

A crane collapsed in Miami’s financial district near the construction site of Citadel’s new headquarters, crushing several cars and snarling traffic, according to reports.
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